Buliganwa Primary School
Buliganwa Primary School, located in the Nabitende sub-county of Iganga district in Uganda, has a total enrollment of 447 students, comprising 210 boys and 237 girls.
Francisco Morazán
Location: Las Tranquitas, Marcala, La Paz, HondurasBenefited Population: 48 students & 2 teachersFrancisco Morazán is located in Las Tranquitas within the municipality of Marcala and provides education for 48 primary school students.
Friends Munzatsi Primary School
Friends Primary School Munzatsi was founded in 1938 to provide the local community with access to basic education and foundational skills in literacy and mathematics. The school began with an enrollment of 36 learners, using church buildings as classrooms. Without trained teachers at the time, church leaders stepped in to educate the students.Today, the school has grown to 433 pupils, despite facing challenges such as a lack of reliable water, insufficient classrooms, and inadequate sanitation facilities. Over the years, academic performance has gradually improved, but access to a steady water supply within the school compound would significantly enhance learning conditions.Beyond academics, the school actively participates in extracurricular activities, including athletics, music, scouting, netball, volleyball, and football (soccer). In 2024, the school's football (soccer) team reached the Sub-County level, a significant achievement for the institution.
Instituto Cristina de Borbón
Location: Zacate Blanco, Yarula, La Paz, HondurasBenefited Population: 155 students & 7 teachersThis school is located in the rural municipality of Yarula and provides education for 155 high school students.
Jenna Junior School Kigoogwa
Serving 224 students in Uganda’s Muyenje community as a private day school for primary and nursery students, Jenna Junior School Kigoogwa currently relies on water from a protected dug well but continually finds its needs unmet.
Kabwinja Community Day Secondary School
Kabwinja Community Day Secondary School, located in the heart of Kabwinja Village, Dowa District, Malawi, is home to 300 students—154 girls and 146 boys—from seven surrounding villages. Despite the resilience and dedication of its students and teachers, the school faces critical challenges that hinder academic achievement, safety, and well-being because of limited access to clean water, safe sanitation, hand washing stations, and hygiene supplies.
Kassenjje Church of Uganda Primary School
Serving 722 students in Uganda’s Kasengejje community as a government-aided day school for primary and nursery students, Kassenjje Church of Uganda Primary School currently relies on water from a borehole well but continually finds its needs unmet.
Kiteezi Church of Uganda Primary School
A government-aided primary school in Uganda, Kiteezi Church of Uganda Primary School, has 22 teachers serving 747 students across 7 classrooms.